Sentence examples for been uncomfortable about from inspiring English sources
On David Miliband "I've never been uncomfortable about my sexuality [or] about any relationship that I've had throughout my life".
And so History of Science changed to a certain extent, though has always been uncomfortable about this tension and continues to be uncomfortable about the relationship between the 17th century the 20th.
Western powers, including the United States, have been uncomfortable about a Kenyatta win, though it is not clear what the West will actually do given that Kenya has become such a strategic partner in a volatile region.
In common, I suppose, with many believers in God, I had always been uncomfortable about the implications of Darwin's theory and as it happens your book, The Evolution Deceit, which I first read in the late 1990s, played perfectly to my prejudices.
Interestingly, adults have always been uncomfortable about letting go of "control" of the teen's entry into social life, which has now extended into the arena of social media.
In the season-ending RAC Rally in Great Britain, Mouton continued her good performances by running third at half distance, despite having been uncomfortable about competing in a rally where pacenotes and practice are not allowed.
